Connect Trello and Google Forms to unlock the power of automation

Jumping from app to app can make it easy to lose important project details or stop your creative flow in its tracks, right when you're ready to start working. Instead, you can use a Zap to create Miro widgets from new Trello cards automatically to keep projects moving. Here's how.

Instead of jumping between your team chat app and your to-do list every time someone gives you something new to do, let automation do the busywork for you. With this automated workflow—we call them Zaps—you can instantly create a new Trello card every time you save a message in Slack....

You can use Trello to organize just about everything, but it doesn't offer any out-of-the-box tools for tracking your time. That doesn't mean you can't use Trello for time tracking, though. There are a bunch of simple time tracking applications that integrate with Trello, as Trello outlined in this post....

Managing a growing eCommerce business and need details on your inventory? Spreadsheets are a great tool to track your store's inventory. The only problem? It's time-consuming to update and edit your spreadsheet constantly. Fortunately, there's a way to automatically manage and update your inventory in a Google Sheets spreadsheet every...

Once you've received a submission from your Google Form, actually doing anything with it requires some manual work—whether that's copying it over to a to-do list or messaging your team. With Zapier, you can have all of that taken care of automatically, so all you have to do is create...

With Zapier's automated workflows—called Zaps—you can automatically invite people to an existing Google Calendar event whenever trigger events happen in the other apps you use most. That means you'll no longer have to manually add new people to your event whenever someone makes a purchase in your eCommerce store, subscribes...